NB: Depending on your system, by default Netdata might be not accessible from remote browsers. If this is the case, open the configuration file /etc/netdata/netdata.conf and change the line bind socket to IP = 127.0.0.1 to match either the local network IP or static public IP of your server depending on your needs, or, comment it e.g. if your server does not have a static public IP but you require remote access. Note that having Netdata accessible to anyone gives potential attackers a bunch of useful information where to start hacking.
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OpenBazaar Server:
A free decentralized peer to peer market server for all. No fees. Using Bitcoin. Oldschool: Think Napster, but for buying and selling stuff using your BitCoins
Connecting OpenBazaar Client to your OpenBazaar Server: Step 1:
During installation, you will be asked to enter a username, password, and allowed IP address.
Step 2:
Next, you will need to open the OpenBazaar Client and add your server:
Click Menu (top right)
Click New Server
Select Standalone
Enter the IP address of your DietPi device, and, the username and password you applied in step 1.
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Plex Media Server:
Plex organizes your video, music, and photo collections and streams them to all of your screens. Also known as a "Web interface media streaming server".
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Cuberite:
Cuberite allows you to create a single, blazingly fast Minecraft server, which utilizes the performance benefits of C++ (instead of Java). Also comes with a handy web interface.
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1st run setup:
Once logged into the web interface:
Click profiles on the left hand side of screen
Choose a Minecraft version to match your needs, then click download
Click create new server on the left hand side of screen
Enter a server name, then click create new server at the bottom
Your server will now be visible at the bottom of the dashboard screen, select it.
In the dropdown boxes Change profile to: and Change runnable jar to:, select the entry which contains the server version number you downloaded in profiles.
Click accept EULA
Click accept EULA again
Click Start
Your server should now be running, on the default port 25565
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NoMachine:
Remote desktop server with advanced features, such as screen recording. The client also scans for all available NoMachine servers on your network, allowing easy connection and maintenance of your remote desktops.
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